Should I look to prevent spam and set restriction from within Postfix AND
db-mail? Can someong outline how db-mail can help the fight.
Jim
Hi,
Use Postfix with RBLs and Postgrey and kiss spam good bye
Dbmail as nothing to do with spams.
--
Cordialement
Jacques Beaudoin
Agent d'administration
Les services des technologies
de l'information et des communications
Commission scolaire de la Pointe de l'Île
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Cou
hi,
i got a big problem with dbmail2 imapd.(tobit > dbmail)
I tried to sync 2 imap servers, but because imapsync has big problems
with the source server i switched to thunderbird.
I copied a bunch of mails from tobit to dbmail via imap. This looked
sucessful, but when i tried to login into the
Or reverse behaviour?
Add option for test runs. do the real thing without
Less save for those not reading the manual, but those who do, also would
have known about the -y option.
/Marc
Hehehe...
I'm sorry, my example was wrong, I've always included the -y switch.
The notice is a good thing anyway :-)
Even with the -y switch, it is still not working like I expected it to
work.
I just noticed that to fully delete an email you:
- delete a message in outlook
- press the purge but
No Casper,
You just have to run:
dbmail-util -dy <= to set delete status for deleted messages in the imap
client
(-dset DELETE status for deleted messages)
and next
dbmail-util -py <= to purge them for good from the database
(-ppurge messages have the DELETE status set)
so,
Thanks. I think they would be Step 2.
Step 1 for me is to reject unknown users. I have,
local_recipient_maps = mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf
In the mysql table there are a few names and aliases. But my problem is I
am receiving email for users wihout linux accounts and are not in t
Christian Michallek wrote:
>
> ok i've read alot about problems with dbmail-imapd with 2.0 so i decided
> to switch to 2.1, bause its just a testsystem i removed the dbmail DB
> and started from the beginning.
>
> I followed this howto, bause im using debian sarge:
> http://www.dbmail.org/dokuwik
Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
machine on two ports by specifying different config files
at startup?
- Kevin
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Kevin Baker wrote:
Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
machine on two ports by specifying different config files
at startup?
Yes, but it takes a little work. What I do is run ./configure
--prefix=/some/dir
Then I edit the dbmail.h file and modify the default location of
A perfect job for Xen. No need to hack the code or use non-standard ports.
Best,
Adam
Kevin Baker wrote:
Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
machine on two ports by specifying different config files
at startup?
- Kevin
--- Kevin Baker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the same
> machine on two ports by specifying different config files
> at startup?
Sorry guys, I found the solution for this. It is detailed
in "man dbmail-imapd"
Just use the "-f" option to speficy t
I agree
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From: "Adam Kosmin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "DBMail mailinglist"
Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2006 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] Two instances of Dbmail, two ports, Howto?
A perfect job for Xen. No need to hack the code or use non-standard ports.
Best,
Ad
The question is: Why?
With using dbmail's usermaps you can simulate having 2 separte
domains although they are in one database. Making access differ on
connecting ip.
Op 29-aug-2006, om 19:36 heeft Kevin Baker het volgende geschreven:
Is it possible to run two instances of dbmail on the
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To: dbmail@dbmail.org
Subject: Re: [Dbmail] restrict email
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 22:10:17 -0400
Hi,
Use Postfix with RBLs and Postgrey and kiss spam good bye
Dbmail as nothing to do with spams.
--
Cordialement
Jacques Beaudoin
Agent d'adm
i use:
local_recipient_maps= mysql:/etc/postfix/sql-recipients.cf
lira:/etc/postfix# cat sql-recipients.cf
user = user_xx
password = pass_xx
hosts = 127.0.0.1
dbname = postfix
table = dbmail_aliases
select_field = alias
where_field = alias
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From: "Jim D
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